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Cincinnati.com · Oct 2, 2018

Cincinnati Reds end season with lowest attendance since 1984

The 2018 squad compiled the 16th worst year in the Reds' 149-year history. The 1930s remain the worst decade, with six seasons of at least 90 losses. Cincinnati Enquirer

(Photo: Kareem Elgazzar/The Enquirer)As the Reds went through another losing season, finishing with more than 90 losses for the fourth consecutive year, they saw fewer fans at Great American Ball Park.

Their attendance dropped by 11.3 percent from last season.

The Reds drew 1,629,356 fans throughout their 81 home games, averaging 20,116 fans per game. It’s their lowest season attendance total since 1984, back when they were playing at Riverfront Stadium.

Full story at Cincinnati.com

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